Keltec P50

[GAF]

Yeah it`s kind of ugly, but I would like to get my hands one to see how it handles.
Might just have to add that puppy to my list of needs and wants.

 

[wiscoaster]

Might just have to add that puppy to my list of needs and wants.

Don't let your avatar hear you say that or you'll be banished out to the dog house for sure!!

 

[MachIVshooter]

Looks like a space age version of the old Crossman 13XX pistols.

I don't see it being good for much other than turning (expensive) ammunition into noise at the range. I usually like KT stuff, but this one is a hard pass for me.

 

[GAF]

Don't let your avatar hear you say that or you'll be banished out to the dog house for sure!!

That was funny!

 

[Mosin Bubba]

I have no interest in this, but I respect the outside-the-box thinking that went into it. Stay weird, Keltec.

 

[Mikhail Weiss]

Buck Rogers-ish, somehow, maybe Flash Gordon, with a little Planet of the Apes vibe. Not sure if I like it or not, though it befits my penchant for the outré. Still, that thing needs a brace.

 

[TTv2]

What use does this thing serve? By the time you've gotten the gun, brace, and optic, you're out probably $1500 minimum. For that amount of money, you could get a Tavor instead, a much more proven firearm that will hold its value over time.

 

[tarosean]

I don't doubt it a bit but I bet it will probably fire about 500 rounds on one mag instead of just 50. Has anyone noticed how long full auto guns will fire on one mag in most of the TV shows and movies?

What do the movies have to do with anything? Our Secret Service employed the P90 and lots of other counties use the P90.. Its a proven design.

 

[doubleh]

Re-read my post carefully and you will see I was replying to a comment about it being seen in a sci-fii movie. Apply your comprehension skills and you will determine the post was sarcasm about inaccuracy in movies and tv concerning semi and fully automatic weapons firing many more rounds without realoading than is actually possible.